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i'm having a flu. vs I have the flu.

'I'm having a flu' is not commonly used in English. The correct and more commonly used phrase is 'I have the flu.'
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Last updated: September 10, 2024 • 20564 views

i'm having a flu.

This phrase is correct, but not commonly used in English.

This phrase can be used to express that you are currently experiencing the symptoms of the flu.

Examples:

  • I'm having a flu and I feel terrible.
  • She's having a flu, so she won't be able to come to work today.
  • It was quite similar to having the flu.
  • Demonic permeation's like a flu.
  • It's just a stomach virus or a flu.
  • Or maybe it's just a flu.
  • You could be fighting off a flu.
  • The bubonic plague was only a flu.
  • Luke, I'm having a baby.
  • Look. I'm having a hard time swinging a sword.
  • I'm having a lot of terrible things.
  • I'm having a hard time with this.
  • Well, in theory, I'm having a party tonight.
  • I'm having a nice dream now.
  • Tucker, I'm having a crisis here.
  • I'm having a strange, foreboding feeling.
  • But I'm having a hard time believing in the supernatural.
  • I'm having a little problem getting that code.
  • I'm having a great time with my grill, making burgers.
  • No, I'm having a kidney transplant.
  • I'm having a problem with some bullies at work.
  • But I'm having a hard time following this little act of yours.

Alternatives:

  • I'm currently experiencing the flu.
  • I'm currently suffering from the flu.

I have the flu.

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to indicate that you are currently infected with the flu virus.

Examples:

  • I have the flu and I need to stay home.
  • He has the flu, so he won't be able to attend the meeting.
  • I just saw my doctor, and he said that I have the flu.
  • Maybe you should just tell her I have the flu.
  • Look, e-mail him back that both Cherien and I have the flu.
  • Please don't tell the supervisor I have the flu. I've been working with a shattered pelvis for three weeks. [Both Laughing]
  • But we both know I actually have the flu.
  • And so Sloan Sabbith and Elliot Hirsch anchored and I pretended to have the flu.
  • Everyone treats me like I have the social bird flu.
  • I think I have the flu or the plague.
  • Some of the kids at school have the flu.
  • Not by the bucket and only when you have the flu.
  • So bigger dots mean more of your friends have the flu.
  • I haven't had a bed to myself since that magical weekend when I had the flu.
  • I have an epic hangover and maybe a touch of the flu.
  • A bit. I thought I had the flu.
  • If I have to choose between piano and cold, I take the flu.
  • All because I got the flu.
  • I'm sure it's just the flu.
  • I was home from school with the flu.
  • Nimah has the flu. I've been doing double shifts.
  • I think Little L has the flu.

Alternatives:

  • I am currently infected with the flu.
  • I am currently suffering from the flu.

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